Sentence examples for a message came back from from inspiring English sources

"A message came back from the great beyond.

But just when we see a world we recognise again - Weston will be OK, the patient won't bleed to death - a message comes back from the consultant: "JFDI!" - Just fucking do it!

The message came back from Raiola.

The next e-mail message came back from the company's chief executive, Stephen Hartigan, who sent his "kind regards" but added that because he was "disappointed" at the tone of my inquiries, the company would have no further comment.

Initially, the message came back from the airport in the early hours of the next morning that the operation had been successful and the hostages had been rescued.

I was a reporter at that time, and I remember King speaking not as a civil-rights leader but as a preacher, with call and response to his message coming back from the congregation.

If we assume that the time required to transmit the request is the same as the time required to receive a response, then half the "round trip" is the time taken by the message coming back from the server.

When I ask if I might meet the young British painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye at her studio in Hackney, east London, the message comes back from the Serpentine Gallery, where she will shortly have a one-woman show, that this won't be possible.

The message coming back from many families was clear.

Meanwhile the message coming back from developers was that the system's architecture was difficult to develop for and came with inadequate tools.

Scientists reacted with joy yesterday as the time of the flyby went past — and then again when messages came back from the piano-sized craft to say that it had done the most high-risk part of its mission and was healthy.